Pride and Humility
True humility must, first and foremost, express itself by acknowledging God, trusting in God, and seeking to exalt God.
Biblical Sorrow Without Sinful Complaining
Long before you start pointing out how someone might be sinning in their circumstances, I hope as a counselor that you’re willing to create a safe place for them to sorrow.
Casting Our Cares
Humility keeps us dependent on God and God alone. With humility, we can be taught in His ways and learn what is right.
Answers to Your Counseling Questions
Truth in Love 144
Heath Lambert and Sean Perron discuss several pertinent biblical counseling questions.
Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert
Rosaria’s testimony shows that the solution to all sin is Christ’s atoning blood.
How Our Lust for Man’s Approval Blinds Us to Sin
The desire to be loved, appreciated, and praised can lead the believer down a path of sin and pride, seeking the approval of those around them instead of the God who knows their weakness and loves them despite it.
Lessons from the Life of Korah
A Study of Numbers 16
This chapter holds several important implications for our lives that we can bring to bear in our ministry to others.
Getting Better at Getting to the Heart
How to move past behavior modification to get to the heart of the person and their problem. This message is from the 2015 Annual Conference: Homosexuality: Compassion, Care, and Counsel.
The Two-Part Epoxy of Humility and Love
Explore what the Bible says about two key ingredients for biblical unity.
How to Deal with a Disappointing Counselee
God often uses discouraging cases to turn a counselor toward Christ.
Exchanging Grumbling for Gratitude
What lies at the heart of ungratefulness, and how can believers cultivate thanksgiving?